.@KateNash Tackles Mental Illness In "Life In Pink." New Single & Video Out Today. North American Tour Starts April 4

Kate Nash Tackles Mental Illness In "Life In Pink." New Single & Video Out Today. North American Tour Starts April 4

“Life In Pink” is a bittersweet blend of
bubble-gum-pop hooks and driving garage rock, powered by Kate’s honest and
affecting lyricism directly addressing her mental health. It is a brave,
defiant and honest tune, from one of the UK’s most original songwriters.

Although “Life in Pink” is a frank admission of Kate’s
struggles with mental health, the song chooses to scream back against the pain
rather than wallow; This is the sound of an artist fighting back, refusing to
settle and giving everything she can, with the buoyant guitars matching her
emphatic delivery.

Kate details the inspiration behind both the song and the video:

"The concept of the video is balancing the sane and what I'm told are
"insane" parts of my brain and how I think you need a balance of the
2 to really make it in this life. I need the bunnies in my brain and the wild
parts of me that send me into the black holes and I also need the self care
routine and to know when I've gone too far into space aka allowed my mental
health issues to get the best of me. I couldn't be me without both of these
sides, but both sides in their extremes are negative. Somehow we have to meet
in the middle, dance and laugh and be free and full of love. Hope you
relate."

The lyrical honesty found on “Life In Pink” is all across
the new album, “Yesterday Was Forever.” The honesty of
the album was partly inspired by her experiences of writing a diary as a
teenager, which she’s recently been going back through: “It reads like: 'Wednesday:
dad picked up a video from the video shop and it was excellent.' Then the next
day: 'What's the point of being alive? It's shit.' It's so extreme. Pages of
depression I'd forgotten about. I was intense!”

It's been a journey for Kate Nash to feel this at peace
with her body, her mind, and her music. With “Life in Pink”
and “Yesterday Was Forever” she closes a chapter on the past and
leaps ahead into the future. “I want people to have fun listening to this
album, and to become comfortable with who they are. I know that so many people
aren't. It's really painful to look at yourself in the mirror, square yourself
in the eye and go, 'I like you and I'm OK with being me.' But it's so important
and it's fucking liberating when you do.”

Kate had a massively successful year in 2017, with her UK Made of
Bricks tour and her game changing performance as Rhonda in
Liz Flahive (Homeland), Carly Mensch & Jenji Kohan's (Orange is The New
Black) Netflix comedy series GLOW.

Now, Kate Nash is undoubtedly back, with an upcoming US
tour that starts on April 4 in Vancouver. Go to www.katenash.com for tickets and more details.